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Title: Buying Purified Water
Post by: Window Cleaning Services on October 15, 2008, 07:28:27 am
If you needed to buy your pure water, what would you think is a fair price to pay per 100ltr? Does anyone supply it to other w/c? thanks for your replies.  8) Syd
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: AJ on October 15, 2008, 07:44:04 am
www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=61435.0

answers here
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: Window Cleaning Services on October 15, 2008, 08:20:02 am
www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=61435.0

answers here
thanks AJ
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: Sir Squeaky on October 15, 2008, 08:30:58 am
I buy my water.
Nothing like those shocking prices though! :o
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: Window Cleaning Services on October 15, 2008, 12:42:03 pm
I buy my water.
Nothing like those shocking prices though! :o
how much???  8)
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: Ian_Giles on October 15, 2008, 06:20:55 pm
Roger has all he can use for a fiver a week....that's when I can get him to cough up that is!...at the moment he is getting it for free!!!!!!! :-\

Ian
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: Sir Squeaky on October 15, 2008, 06:33:15 pm
Roger has all he can use for a fiver a week....that's when I can get him to cough up that is!...at the moment he is getting it for free!!!!!!! :-\

Ian
Funny that.
It started off as a fiver week, until you realised some weeks I only top up once or twice.
Last week I got water on wednesday and that was it.

On average I reckon it's 3 times.

Gone back to the old plan now you want money then? ::)

Strangely you're never there now... otherwise it wouldn't have mounted up.
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: Dean Taberner on October 15, 2008, 08:31:20 pm
I had a prob with my RO machine when I first started so I bought some RO water from a aquarium.

I used it on some of my work for nearly a week and I was horrified with the results,

I found out through testing when it was too late that it was 16ppm.

Luckily it was only on builders clean stock plots which were empty anyway.( I had been cleaning them trad before)

The combination of being new to it, them being 1st WFP cleans and using 1ppm water was disasterous.

Dean.
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: Ian_Giles on October 16, 2008, 07:53:10 pm
Roger has all he can use for a fiver a week....that's when I can get him to cough up that is!...at the moment he is getting it for free!!!!!!! :-\

Ian
Funny that.
It started off as a fiver week, until you realised some weeks I only top up once or twice.
Last week I got water on wednesday and that was it.

On average I reckon it's 3 times.

Gone back to the old plan now you want money then? ::)

Strangely you're never there now... otherwise it wouldn't have mounted up.

As I'm no longer with my wife I am not really going to be there much, but you can always leave the money with her, getting the money to me is not a problem.
And as I (and you) now realise, you are getting something of a bargain, plus as I now have someone working with me, keeping us all with plenty of water is proving a little harder, ergo I might have to upgrade my system, possibly to a 4040 RO (check out the prices...they are not cheap!)
All the hassle of maintaining the system is mine, all you need so is turn up & fill up.
In fact I've had a couple of hassles over the last year or so that would have had you wailing on the forum!! They cost me a couple of days work in lost time, none  of this has impacted on you (well, actually it did, but I don't think you noticed ;D).

Ian
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: matt on October 16, 2008, 08:11:50 pm
Ian fair play to you

you treat roger like a son
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: Sir Squeaky on October 16, 2008, 08:15:41 pm
Roger has all he can use for a fiver a week....that's when I can get him to cough up that is!...at the moment he is getting it for free!!!!!!! :-\

Ian
Funny that.
It started off as a fiver week, until you realised some weeks I only top up once or twice.
Last week I got water on wednesday and that was it.

On average I reckon it's 3 times.

Gone back to the old plan now you want money then? ::)

Strangely you're never there now... otherwise it wouldn't have mounted up.

As I'm no longer with my wife I am not really going to be there much, but you can always leave the money with her, getting the money to me is not a problem.
And as I (and you) now realise, you are getting something of a bargain, plus as I now have someone working with me, keeping us all with plenty of water is proving a little harder, ergo I might have to upgrade my system, possibly to a 4040 RO (check out the prices...they are not cheap!)
All the hassle of maintaining the system is mine, all you need so is turn up & fill up.
In fact I've had a couple of hassles over the last year or so that would have had you wailing on the forum!! They cost me a couple of days work in lost time, none  of this has impacted on you (well, actually it did, but I don't think you noticed ;D).

Ian
I know it's a bargain Ian, and I'm thankful.

The only gripe I have is that you sounded like you were expecting the original amount.

You originally said £5 a week, but dues to irregular fills made it £1 a day.
Now I've got no problem with the original £5 a week regardless, as long as I know.

But please don't wait until it's mounted up then change the rules back.
That's not fair.
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: Ian_Giles on October 17, 2008, 07:02:16 pm
Cough up what you think you owe dude ( @ £1.00 per top up over the last 2 months) and then keep it at a fiver a week, but it's also up to you to stop it mounting up!!

As said, if no one around, pop it in an envelope and post it through the letterbox, we only ever bump into each other outside the papershop now early in the morning, so you not really likely to have pockets full of cash at that time!

Ian

Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: matt on October 17, 2008, 08:38:49 pm
Cough up what you think you owe dude ( @ £1.00 per top up over the last 2 months) and then keep it at a fiver a week, but it's also up to you to stop it mounting up!!

As said, if no one around, pop it in an envelope and post it through the letterbox, we only ever bump into each other outside the papershop now early in the morning, so you not really likely to have pockets full of cash at that time!

Ian



oh and call him dad aswell ;)
Title: Re: Buying Purified Water
Post by: poole bay on October 17, 2008, 09:13:08 pm
about 10  pounds for 500 ltrs thats what i pay